The simple fact of life is; if you do not go after your dreams or if you delay going after your dreams, you may not have them. It is very good to have massive dreams but dreaming alone does not bring about the results, otherwise it would just be a daydream. What you need to do to see your dreams turn to reality is by going after them - that is, putting them to work by putting in actions towards them.
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This reminds me of one of Isaac Newton's law of motion that summarizes like this "without putting in force (or work, in this scenario) to a body, it will remain in its dormant state". Similarly, when you do not put in the required work to your dreams or your ideas, they will remain as theories and as imaginations.
A seed may be very viable and may have even been genetically modified to produce bountiful fruits but without putting in work to sow the seed, the potency of the seed will not be fully maximized. It does not matter the amount that you multiply with zero, it will still produce a zero as result. In the same way, big dreams plus inaction is equal to zero result.
There are some big things in life that their solutions are so small that they may be overlooked, but not until the solution is applied, the problem cannot be solved. For example, when an iron door is shut against you or when you are locked out, the solution just lies in knocking at the door and you will be answered - yes, it is that easy.
Most times, the simplicity of the solution is the reason many overlook it. The process to see your dreams actualized does not have to be complex or complicated for it to work, its simplicity lies in the work to be done and when you put in the work, then you will be sure to get the result. I oftentimes hear people make this comment
what will be will be
Well, just to let you know, "what will be" can only be if you work it out and if you make it to be, otherwise it will not be.
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Everyone has the inbuilt potential to be great but why are some people suffering from lack of greatness? When you ask yourself this, you will understand that for every greatness you seek, there is a complementary responsibility to bear. The responsibility here is called "work". It is in fulfilling this responsibility that greatness beckons.
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